Dell Latitude E5520 Network Controller Driver Windows 7

Dell Latitude E5520 uses the 2nd Generation Intel Core i5 CPU that has high work performance. Latitude E5520 not only can handle office and Web tasks that run easily, but the 2nd Gen Core i5 CPU (with the code name Sandy Bridge) will also complete complex multimedia tasks more quickly. Latitude E5520 has a 1920x1080 resolution screen, which is very useful when doing many tasks and uses the Aero Snap Windows 7 feature to get windows to side by side. The reproduction and brightness of the colors were very good during our tests, and we felt comfortable looking at this screen for a long time.

Latitude E5520

Dell Latitude E5520 uses an Intel Core i5-2540M CPU, which is a dual-core CPU that has a frequency of 2.6 GHz, Hyper-Threading, (for a total of four threads), and Turbo Boost. Compared to the previous generation Intel Core i5 CPUs, the 2nd Generation Core i5 provides significant performance improvements for advanced tasks such as media encoding and coding, and even 3D games. Other notebook configurations consist of 4GB DDR3 SDRAM, integrated Intel HD graphics, and a 500GB hard drive, 7200rpm. The CPU has a Turbo Boost frequency that can reach a maximum of 3.3GHz. This is far above the standard 2.6GHz clock speed of the CPU, and it is most useful when performing tasks such as creating MP3 files and converting video files from one format to another (transcoding). In our tests, the CPU runs on 3GHz which is consistent when it is under 80 percent load, and under a lower load (below 50 percent) it can reach up to 3.2 GHz.

Basically, what you get on Latitude E5520 is a laptop that is super fast and useful for all productivity efforts that can be imagined in an office environment. It has a good array of old and new connectivity, it has a great backlit keyboard and Full HD screen, and we think that every business that uses it will get years of use. [References: pcworld]